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CCoommmmiitttteeee DDaaiillyy BBuulllleettiinn 17th Congress A publication of the Committee Affairs Department Vol. I No. 115 First Regular Session May 23, 2017 COMMITTEE MEETINGS MEASURES COMMITTEE PRINCIPAL SUBJECT MATTER ACTION TAKEN/DISCUSSION NO. AUTHOR Appropriations Substitute Reps. Nograles Establishing the Coconut Farmers and The Committee, chaired by Rep. Karlo Alexei Bill to HBs (K.A.), Tan (A.), Industry Development Trust Fund and Nograles (1st District, Davao City), approved with 62, 102, Belmonte (F.), providing for its management and amendments the Substitute Bill to the 16 bills. 164, 301, Rocamora, utilization 557, 2175, Casilao, Santos- 2266, Recto, Bag-ao, 2749, Ramirez-Sato, 2833, Villarin, 2840, Baguilat, 3523, Pineda, Lee, 4089, Lobregat, 4224, Deputy Speaker 4286, 4632 Garin, Reps. & 4803 Bravo (A.), and Aglipay-Villar Substitute Reps. Belmonte Establishing the Filipino identification The Committee approved with amendments the Bill to HBs (F.), Alejano, system Substitute Bill to the 18 bills. 12, 107, Nograles (K.A.), 171, 317, Primicias- 368, 512, Agabas, Deputy 523, 597, Speaker 696, 1267, Hernandez, 1687, Reps. Barbers, 1711, Garbin, Pichay, 2001, Macapagal- 2167, Arroyo, Biazon, 2338, Rodriguez (M.), 3425, 3448 Romualdo, & 4167 Deputy Speaker Abueg, Reps. Santos-Recto, Espino, Erice, Teves, and Aragones Substitute Reps. Del Mar, Providing for a Magna Carta of the The Committee approved with amendments the Bill to HBs Marcoleta, Sy- Poor Substitute Bill to the five bills. 31, 232, Alvarado, 478, 1122 Alejano, and & 1895 Fortuno Substitute Reps. Roque Providing universal health care for all The Committee approved with amendments the Bill to HBs (H.), Santos- Filipinos and appropriating funds Substitute Bill to the four bills. 225, 1975, Recto, Salo, and therefor 5120 & Tan (A.) 5560 Substitute Deputy Establishing a national mental health The Committee will deliberate further on the Bill to HBs Speakers policy for the purpose of enhancing the Substitute Bill to the 10 bills. 349, 584, Quimbo and delivery of integrated mental health Continuation… 844, 1040 Cayetano, Reps. services, promoting and protecting Appropriations 1698, Villarica, Salo, persons utilizing psychiatric, 3796, Nograles (K.A.), neurologic, and psychosocial health 4101, Baguilat, Roa- services, appropriating funds therefor 4184, 4301 Puno, Villarin, & 4686 Zarate, and Nieto HBs 343 & Reps. Budget Impoundment Control Act The Committee will deliberate further on the 11 3897 Romualdez and measures relative to the proposed Budget Reform Zarate Bill in its next meeting. HBs 930 & Rep. Abaya and Instilling fiscal discipline in the public The Committee agreed to use HB 5590, authored 2828 Deputy Speaker sector by establishing deficit-neutral by Rep. Nograles, as the lead bill. Andaya rules in line with the principle of responsible financial management and towards promoting sustainable economic growth HB 1056 Rep. Antonino Revoking certain powers granted to the executive department, further amending for the purpose certain sections of PD 1177, or the law revising the budget process in order to institutionalize the budgetary innovations of the new society HB 2385 Rep. Abad Institutionalizing a system of performance planning, budgeting, and accountability in all government agencies HBs 2387 Reps. Abad and Enforcing greater accountability in & 5590 Nograles (K.A.) public financial management (PFM) by strengthening Congress' power of the purse, instituting an integrated PFM system, and increasing budget transparency and participation HB 2832 Rep. Villarin Regulating the power of the President to defer, rescind, or reserve expenditure of appropriations authorized by Congress HB 2868 Rep. Villarin Defining the concept of savings and regulating the process of augmentation by the President in the implementation of Article VI, Section 25 (5) of the Philippine Constitution HB 4652 Rep. De Jesus Defining “unprogrammed funds” and prohibiting legislators from appropriating funds therefor Good HR 654 Rep. Gonzales Inquiry into the circumstances The Committee, chaired by Rep. Johnny Ty Government and (A.) surrounding the sale of Paskuhan Pimentel (2nd District, Surigao del Sur), will Public Village in Pampanga by the Tourism deliberate further on the issues raised relative to Accountability Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone HR 654. Authority (TIEZA) to SM Development Corporation (SMDC) reportedly under Mayor Edwin Santiago of the City of San the former's Asset Privatization Fernando, Pampanga said that he executed an Program Affidavit of Adverse Claim to oppose the sale of Paskuhan Village. He invoked Section 54 of RA 9593 or the Tourism Act of 2009, which provides that concerned local government units (LGUs) interested to manage and operate the assets of 2 Continuation… TIEZA shall have the right of first refusal before Good these assets are sold or leased. Government and Public Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia (3rd District, Accountability Cebu) added that Section 54 of RA 9593 also provides that TIEZA and the Department of Tourism (DOT) shall maintain and preserve assets which may already be considered cultural treasures and heritage sites and shall not be sold or in any way disposed of. She stressed that Paskuhan Village may already be considered as a cultural treasure and heritage site, adding that it has become a symbol of pride for the Province of Pampanga. TIEZA General Manager Pocholo Joselito Paragas maintained that the sale of the Paskuhan Village was in accordance with existing laws and regulations. Nevertheless, he informed the Committee that TIEZA recently sought the opinion of the Department of Justice (DOJ) on the matter. However, Deputy Speaker Garcia contended that TIEZA’s move to seek the DOJ’s opinion on the sale of Paskuhan Village signifies that it still holds on to its position that the sale was legal, despite the points raised indicating that it ignored the intent of the law. She urged TIEZA to withdraw its request with the DOJ and make a correct appreciation of the entire provisions of the law. Paragas later said that his office will withdraw its position paper submitted to DOJ as an attachment to its request for opinion, and review the same taking into consideration the points raised by the Members. Rep. Aurelio “Dong” Gonzales Jr. (3rd District, Pampanga), author of HR 654, called on the DOJ and the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) to protect the interest of the State and act on the questionable sale of the Paskuhan Village. For his part, SAGIP Party-List Rep. Rodante Marcoleta asserted that TIEZA did not comply with the Commission on Audit (COA) Circular No. 89- 296 on the audit guidelines for the disposition of government assets, particularly on the requirement of public bidding. Rep. Marcoleta said there was only one bidder in the first bidding conducted for the sale of the Paskuhan Village which is contrary to the very essence of public bidding. COA Chair Michael Aguinaldo said that COA will issue an audit report on the operation of TIEZA on June 30. The report will include findings and recommendations on the sale of the Paskuhan Village, he added. OSG State Solicitor Ruben Ayson Jr. said that the COA report and the DOJ opinion on the sale of the Paskuhan Village will be relevant in pursuing the nullification of the sale. The Committee agreed to issue a subpoena ad 3 Continuation… testificandum to compel the attendance of Mark Good Lapid, former TIEZA chief operating officer, in the Government and next meeting. It was during Lapid’s term when Public Paskuhan Village was sold to a private entity. Accountability Government HB 1891 Rep. Defensor Creating the Philippine Metal Industry The Committee, chaired by Rep. Jesus Nonato Enterprises and Corporation, defining its powers and Sacdalan (1st District, North Cotabato), approved Privatization functions, providing funds therefor HB 1891 subject to style. Rep. Arthur Defensor Jr. (3rd District, Iloilo), author of HB 1891, underscored the importance of developing the country’s metal industry which plays a vital role in boosting economic growth. Rep. Orestes Salon (Party-List, AGRI) suggested the inclusion in the bill of a policy statement ensuring the protection of the environment alongside the development of the metal industry. HB 2459 Rep. Yap (A.) Institutionalizing the Agricultural The Committee approved HB 2459 subject to Guarantee Fund Pool and renaming it style. as the Agricultural Guarantee Corporation, expanding its coverage to guarantee post production Government HBs 4174 Reps. Plaza and Creating the Department of The Joint Committee, co-presided by Rep. Virgilio Reorganization jt. & 5385 Suansing (E.) Cooperatives and appropriating funds Lacson (Party-List, MANILA TEACHERS), Vice w/ Cooperatives therefor Chair of the Committee on Government Development Reorganization, and Rep. Rico Geron (Party-List, HBs 565, Reps. Canama, Reorganizing the Cooperative AGAP), Chair of the Committee on Cooperatives 1275 & Biazon, and Development Authority (CDA), Development, agreed to create a technical 2571 Rodriguez (M.) repealing for the purpose RA 6939 or working group (TWG) to consolidate the five bills. the law creating the CDA Rep. 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